Springdale, AR asked in Landlord - Tenant for Arkansas

Q: Our rent money went into the Landlords bank but to another persons account, now they want to kick us out?

We paid our rent and it went into another persons account and we don't understand why they served us papers saying we have to pay more then what are rent is or we are going to be getting evicted in 5 days but we paid our rent and we have the proof! Is that legal for them to do that?

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A: More information is needed to fully answer your question. However, if you have been served with legal papers (a complaint, summons, and notice of intent to issue writ of possession) it is important that you file a timely objection before the five day period runs. Your objection must be filed with the circuit clerk's office in the county in which you were sued. It must reach the clerk by the five-day dead, so it is advisable to file your objection in person instead of mailing it in.

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